Sentence examples for inciting you from inspiring English sources
They are small, black-and-white, home-developed silver gelatin prints, and they glower round the walls, not so much inviting as inciting you to look.
Rather than seeing blocks as stop signs, imagine them as bright, green lights, inciting you to let go, and go, go, go.
Why does this always incite you?
It doesn't incite you to transform society; it strengthens you to tolerate it.
The message praised Bin Laden for his "long-term planning and vision," but proposed exactly the opposite: "We also incite you to carry out acts of individual terrorism with significant results, which only require basic preparation".
"My message is to incite you against the conspiracies, especially those uncovered by the occupation of the Crusaders in Baghdad under the pretext of weapons of mass destruction," the speaker said.
"Earth's ardent life incites you yet / Beyond the encircling seas; / And calls to causes else forlorn, / The children at your knees" - that's "lovely England" being addressed, in 1953.
The acoustically unfortunate space may, in fact, incite you to have several Greenteanis, if only to distract yourself from the deafening din, which forces dinnertime conversation to be conducted in a tone generally reserved for addressing cars that cut you off when you're crossing the street.
She incites you gamers to harass her".
The message that "let not the enmity of a people incite you to act other than with justice" is the only true means of uniting nations.
